- of
Sapeornis chaoyangensis. In a 2012 study, Gao et al.
concluded that
Didactylornis was
indeed a
junior synonym of
Sapeornis chaoyangensis, as were Shenshiornis...
- 120.3
million years ago). It
contains a
single species,
Longipteryx chaoyangensis. Its
remains have been
recovered from the
Jiufotang Formation at Chaoyang...
- County,
northeastern China. A
second ****tive species,
Mongolarachne chaoyangensis, was
described in 2019, but it was
subsequently shown to be a forgery...
-
Yanornis (simplified Chinese: 燕鸟;
traditional Chinese: 燕鳥; pinyin: Yān niǎo; lit. 'Yan bird') is an
extinct genus of fish-eating
Early Cretaceous birds...
- now the
Jiufotang Formation. The type and only species,
Chuanqilong chaoyangensis, is
known from a
nearly complete skeleton with a
skull of a juvenile...
- of the
Jiufotang Formation rocks and
named Longipteryx chaoyangensis and
Sapeornis chaoyangensis in
reference to the city. The name "Chaoyang" originates...
- by Gao Chunling, Lü Junchang, and colleagues. The type
species is L.
chaoyangensis. Gao Chunling; Lu Junchang; Liu Jinyuan; Ji
Qiang (2005). "New choristodera...
- a
supposed new
species of the
spider Mongolarachne, "Mongolarachne"
chaoyangensis was
described from the
Yixian Formation in China. However, in a later...
- Unwin, Xu Li and
Zhang Xingliao. The type
species is
Shenzoupterus chaoyangensis. The
genus name is
derived from Shenzhou, an old name for China, "the...
-
Jingqi and Hou
Shilin in 2011 and the type
species is
Parahongshanornis chaoyangensis. The
generic name
refers to an ****umed
close relationship with Hongshanornis...
